2024
DOI: 10.1098/rsos.231500
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Stability in social networks

Santanu Acharjee,
Amlanjyoti Oza

Abstract: Dunbar’s number is the cognitive limit of human beings to maintain stable relationships with other individuals in their social networks, and it is found to be 150. It is based on the neocortex size of humans. Usually, Dunbar’s number and related phenomena are studied from the perspective of an individual. Dunbar’s number also plays a crucial role in evolutionary psychology and allied areas. However, no study done so far has considered a couple who are in a stable relationship as a system from the perspective o… Show more

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